This belt is made of kevlar and nomex, has a hot-forged parachute harness D-ring as a buckle and, well, let's just say that I'll probably break before the belt does.
The one flaw with the belt was the end of the webbing - it started to fray pretty quickly. I don't have a sewing machine capable of getting through this fabric, so needed another way to prevent the end from fraying any further.
Here's a quick 'ible showing how to repair it with some superglue.
You will need:
• Your belt (this will work with any fabric belt that's fraying at the end)
• Superglue - doesn't need to be anything fancy, for the purposes of this exercise, superglue is superglue.
• A sharp blade
• Some clamps or a vice (or a really steady hand)
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I work on. Used superglue for the frayed edge. I use it with an Amsteel tether
I spliced and has kept me from going by the board a few times. It was a blend
of kevlar and nylon.
Link to YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sB0Dfmfxf-M
The belt is made from a blend of Kevlar and Nomex. They're both synthetic aramid fibres, with Kevlar providing high tensile strength and Nomex providing flame resistance.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevlar
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomex
It's very difficult to cut and impossible to melt. The belt is completely and totally over-engineered, and that's just the way I like it ^_^
Sounds like a belt I would appreciate.